Archive

  • Don't overlook traditional risks, Ivass tells Italian insurers

    27 January 2023

    Climate risk and operational resilience are key issues for Italy's regulator in 2023

  • Put climate risk in pillar 1 of Solvency II, MEPs told

    22 March 2022

    Econ hearing on regulatory review reignites climate debate

  • EU supervisors comment on Eiopa's plans for Solvency II reform

    23 November 2020

    French, German and Italian supervisors are supporting some of Eiopa's proposals to amend Solvency II, while the European Commission has admitted it needs to do more to encourage long-term business. Cintia Cheong reports

  • Eiopa starts search for Bernardino's successor

    20 July 2020

    Applications for post due by 31 August

  • Insurers and regulators reveal attitudes towards Solvency II review

    29 January 2020

    European Commission's conference hears call for no increase in capital requirements

  • IAIS outlines further details of systemic risk supervision plan

    17 January 2019

    Proposed intervention powers criticised by industry as “broad and vague”

  • EU supervisors insist Solvency II risk margin "is not an issue"

    03 July 2018

    Insurers’ calls for a recalibration of the risk margin are being ignored by Eiopa and national supervisors, as evidenced at Insurance Europe's conference in Brussels last week. Aggelos Andreou reports

  • Ivass asks for early volatility adjustment assessment

    31 August 2016

    Firms not taking part in Eiopa stress test must submit information by 15 October

  • Ivass's Alberto Corinti: "There is more to pillar II than checking boxes"

    10 September 2015

    Italy's industry seems well-capitalised under Solvency II, but meeting the governance requirements is proving more challenging. Top insurance regulator Alberto Corinti tells Hugo Coelho about plans to examine boards' responsibilities and their view of risk

  • Late transposition hampers Solvency II applications

    04 September 2015

    More than half of European countries have not yet written Solvency II into their national laws, prompting supervisors to set up voluntary processes to apply for internal models and adjustments. Hugo Coelho reports